ASSAULT ON A MAORI.
A FARMER FINEDI ' ' " t (By Telegraph.—Own forrespoudent.) j} CAMBRIDGE, Friday. The sequel to an assault committee upon a Maori named Kowini Walkeq (commonly known as Murphy) William Halliday at Maungatautari «u> January 23, was heard in the local S.Jt Court before Mr. H. A. Young, S.M., an 4 occupied five hours. The charge against! Halliday was that he assaulted Maori with a bridle, inflicting twd wounds on hie head. Plaintiff atatej that he asked for wages due to himl which were refused. The plaint ii* turned to go away when Halliday ca.mA up behind him and struck liim with m bridle. j Accused, who admitted the aaaauHj «v fined £6 with costs, £7 18/. -&
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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 47, 24 February 1923, Page 9
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